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USAF accepts first Boeing T-7 Red Hawk advanced trainer
The story of the Brazilian P-47 that safely RTB after it had a wing sheared off against a chimney on a strafing run and its tail damaged by Spitfires that mistook it for a German fighter
Aviation History / Losses and Aviation Safety / Military Aviation
The story of the P-47 that safely RTB after it had a wing sheared off against a chimney during a strafing run and its tail damaged by Spitfires that mistook it for a German fighter
The story of Alan E. Magee, the B-17 belly gunner who survived a 20,000-foot fall without parachute from his damaged Flying Fortress
Aviation History / Losses and Aviation Safety / Military Aviation
The story of Alan E. Magee, the B-17 belly gunner who survived a 20,000-foot fall without parachute from his damaged Flying Fortress
The story of Jefferson DeBlanc, the USMC F4F pilot that with his Wildcat low on fuel escorted SBDs and TBFs and shot down 5 Japanese aircraft before bailing out of his stricken F4F
Aviation History / Military Aviation
The story of Jefferson DeBlanc, the USMC F4F pilot that with his Wildcat low on fuel escorted SBDs and TBFs and shot down 5 Japanese aircraft before bailing out of his stricken F4F
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The story of the Japanese Naval Aviator who became the only Axis Pilot to bomb US Mainland during World War II
Aviation History / Military Aviation
The story of the Japanese Naval Aviator who became the only Axis Pilot to bomb US Mainland during World War II
The story of when a RAF Sunderland and a German U-boat destroyed each other
Aviation History / Military Aviation
The story of when a RAF Sunderland and a German U-boat destroyed each other
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The story of the Horten Ho 229 WWII German low-drag Bomber, the first Stealth Aircraft that never was
Aviation History / Military Aviation
The story of the Horten Ho 229 WWII German low-drag Bomber, the first Stealth Aircraft that never was
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Legendary Stuka pilot Hans-Ulrich Rudel recalls what it’s like to fly the Ju 87G, the tank busting Ju 87 fitted with 37 mm Cannons that allowed him to destroy 12 T-34s in one day
Aviation History / Military Aviation
Legendary Stuka pilot Hans-Ulrich Rudel recalls what it’s like to fly the Ju 87G, the tank busting Ju 87 fitted with 37 mm Cannons that allowed him to destroy 12 T-34s in one day
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Mustang Vs Mustang: here’s why Pilots Preferred the P-51B/C “Razorback” and the Brass Preferred the P-51D “Bubbletop”
Aviation History / Military Aviation
Mustang Vs Mustang: here’s why Pilots Preferred the P-51B/C “Razorback” while the Brass Preferred the P-51D “Bubbletop”
The California Parachute, the tail assembly that acted as (non-textile) parachute to retard the descent of both Little Boy and Fat Man atomic bombs
Aviation History / Military Aviation / Weapons
The California Parachute, the tail assembly that acted as (non-textile) parachute to retard the descent of both Little Boy and Fat Man atomic bombs
On the night of Nov. 14, 1940 Conventry was flattened by 552 Luftwaffe aircraft that dropped 535 tons of bombs. Yet, Coventrians morale recovered quickly.
Aviation History / Military Aviation
On the night of Nov. 14, 1940 Conventry was flattened by 552 Luftwaffe aircraft that dropped 535 tons of bombs. Yet, Coventrians morale recovered quickly.
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Iconic Catalina Amphibious Flying Boat production to restart
Aviation History / Civil Aviation / Military Aviation
Iconic Catalina Amphibious Flying Boat production to restart
The day a B-25 Mitchell medium bomber crashed into the Empire State Building
Aviation History / Losses and Aviation Safety / Military Aviation
The day a B-25 Mitchell WWII medium bomber crashed into the Empire State Building
Watch the Messerschmitt Me 262 Schwalbe WW II jet fighter displaying for the first time in the UK
Aviation History / Military Aviation / Warbirds
Watch the Messerschmitt Me 262 Schwalbe WW II jet fighter displaying for the first time in the UK
The story of Hans-Guido Mutke, the Me 262 pilot who might have went supersonic two years earlier than Chuck Yeager
Aviation History / Military Aviation
The Luftwaffe Me 262 pilot who might have gone supersonic two years earlier than Chuck Yeager: the story of Hans-Guido Mutke
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The Me 163 that intercepted a Spitfire PR XI but failed to engage because the rocket powered fighter ran out of fuel just as its pilot was about to commence his attack
Aviation History / Military Aviation
The Me 163 that intercepted a Spitfire PR XI but failed to engage because the rocket powered fighter ran out of fuel just as its pilot was about to commence his attack
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